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Home for the Holidays
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There’s this song that repeats till it’s hollow
Till the words fall as useless as rain
But circles will flow, it’ll feel real again
And join all the pills that you swallow
It’s getting much harder to walk now
And I cried when my hand grazed your ribs
But circles will flow, you will feel real again
I’m here with you waiting it all out
Cause each day’s the same
Each day’s the same when you’re around
I’m not ready to change
I’m not ready to leave your side
No that’s further down the line
And all the water can pass us by
But that river will never die
So lay down your wounds
I’ll love you the same
We’ll trace those stars
And will give them new names
Lay down your wounds
Come love me the same
My fangs are clean
I promise we’ll find a way
Like a clock hiding way from the sunset
Praying power in plasticine sand
As a child I felt only wind in myself
The rest I could not understand
But I plunged my hands deep in the circle
With my feet planted firm in the grass
It was said like a joke, but I said it with hope
The first always follows the last
And we will return
We’ll return when the world’s done spinning round
And the trees left to burn
All the trees laid so bare when they cry
Will be born new down the line
And all the water just passed us by
And I swore we would never die
But you are not water
Honey, there are lines in your face
And when they scream out for each sun that’s passed
Oh it hits me like a wave
But I’ll leave them to their choirs
Keening till skylines draw near
Cause I know that God has no faith
He just waits for yours to appear
There’s a tree in the back of the garden
Where your brothers and sisters will lie
And we’ll never cut stones
Never count out the time
Well let all those memories entwine
In the winter the roots filled your body
In the springtime you sang through the flowers
I come for you, no you are not forgotten
I come here to think of you often
Yes I come here to think of you often
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Danny Sharif Chicago, Illinois
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